URLSpecifications | application-name_URLSpecifications

String (URL‑name | application‑name_URL‑name)

Not specified

Purpose

The URLSpecifications parameter enables you to specify Internet server virtual directories for HTML documents for all of your Web‑enabled applications or for a specific Web‑enabled application.

This parameter can have one of two forms, as follows.

URLSpecifications

application‑name_URLSpecifications

Use the application‑name_URLSpecifications form of this parameter if you want different applications to have different URL specifications.

The values for the application‑name_URLSpecifications form of this parameter are as follows.

protocol, machine‑name, virtual‑directory‑name

In this format, the protocol value must be http or https, the machine‑name value is the name of the target host for hyperlinks and POST actions, and the virtual‑directory value is the name of the virtual directory for hyperlinks and POST actions.

The parameter is ignored if the protocol value is not http or https.

The following is an example of the application-name_URLSpecifications form of this parameter.

CustomerWeb_URLSpecifications = https, JadeAppsServer, /customer

If JADE locates both forms of this parameter in the [WebOptions] section, the specific form (that is, application‑name_URLSpecifications) takes precedence. If you do not specify the URLSpecifications or application‑name_URLSpecifications parameter in the JADE initialization file, the Internet server directory information is obtained from the Microsoft Internet Information Server (IIS). For details, see "Specifying Your HTML Thin Client Access Options", in Chapter 1 of the JADE Web Application Guide.

For details about programmatically setting your machine name and virtual directory to be used when generating HTML pages for the JadeHTMLClass class buildFormActionOnly and buildLink methods, see the Application class setWebMachineName and setWebVirtualDirectory methods in Chapter 1 of the JADE Encyclopaedia of Classes.